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by thrush 12y ago
I guess eventually those people will be at the top of government, which is really cool to think about.
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by thrush 12y ago
You may need an account to see, but the important text here is: If you have questions about this statement or believe that we have not adhered to it, please contact us by mail at: Privacy Policy Administrator c/o Hive Cloud Limi
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China-based Hive Offer Free and Unlimited Cloud Storage(beta.hive.im)
2 points by thrush 12y ago|1 comments
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by thrush 12y ago
Weight limit football is a thing in college: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprint_football
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by thrush 12y ago
Discovered through Jason Goldman's tweet: As someone who hates negotiating I found this really good concrete advice for how to ask for a raise. https://medium.com/p/da34ee4ecd5a Source: https:/&#
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How to Ask for a Raise(medium.com)
2 points by thrush 12y ago|1 comments
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by thrush 12y ago
I wonder if this is how open source started.
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by thrush 12y ago
I could see where you're coming from, but the two objective arguments I see that argue for the toning down of government surveillance, or at least major changes to our surveillance system would be: 1. The current policies and attitude
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by thrush 12y ago
How would things change if Schmidt held political office? What if all big time VCs we're politicians too. Basically, what I am wondering is whether this is a policy problem or a technology problem.
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by thrush 12y ago
> In my opinion, Genius is not as compelling of a product to work on as they seem to think. I guess it could be helpful to define what the product exactly is. Genius is a high traffic transactional site, so they probably have the same pr
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by thrush 12y ago
I'm impressed by the attention to detail. I also really like the "Run into the Spike" point, especially the line, "Want to chill and watch TV? Go to a gym-esque place instead." Having effective distractions is a gre
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by thrush 12y ago
This is possible, but it's also possible that the replacement will not have the same level of success. I assume that success distribution is more of a power rule than equally distributed. I think this is a fairish assumption because ot
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by thrush 12y ago
My thoughts on the admission system is that there are not incredible incentives to improve it besides public outcry (which is powerful in it's own way, but not enough so to warrant a change overnight, perhaps not even over the course o
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by thrush 12y ago
I love these articles, but what I'd really like to see is a much more detailed account of the founders' entire lives up until they got in to YC. How did they meet. When did they hear about YC for the first time. When did they beco
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by thrush 12y ago
Someone at Microsoft is reading these comments and sighing a huge "finally"
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by thrush 12y ago
:)
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by thrush 12y ago
some instructions on how to build the extension and install it, rather than use the chrome store, would be awesome! EDIT: wow, it works out of the box. just go to chrome://extensions, "Load unpacked extension..." (enable
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by thrush 12y ago
What makes me bullish on ello is that it seems like there is an incredible team behind it. - Paul Bundtz - Founder of Kidrobot - Berger and Fohr - Art Design Studio - Mode Set - Agile Software Consultancy All these representative
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Swift Code Samples(github.com)
1 points by thrush 12y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 12y ago
One of the creators wrote a great comment on the origins, which really cleared things up. My first comment meant to read "Seems likely to only be found by the creators". I just thought it was a rare and hard to observe occurrence
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by thrush 12y ago
How was this found? Seems like it only be found by the creators...
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by thrush 12y ago
I think that in an ideal world, it is more effective to refrain from multi-tasking and instead to focus on an influx of information provided by a skilled teacher. Unfortunately, many classrooms do not represent the ideal world. Teachers may
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Harvard Math 55A and Stanford Math 51H Animated(kickstarter.com)
3 points by thrush 12y ago|3 comments
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by thrush 12y ago
Slightly unrelated question, but is there an equivalent for iOS app extensions on Android?
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by thrush 12y ago
I think atomic commits can either bump or decrease your commit frequency. If you had a giant piece of logic that wouldn't be atomic in multiple commits, but you have multiple commits on your machine for the sake of saving your butt in
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by thrush 12y ago
Wow. 192 commits. ~1.5 months of work. For a UITextInputField. This pod was made with love.
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by thrush 12y ago
This is SO SO important. I've had to convert JSON to XML and vice versa so many times in order to transfer data to and from legacy code components. No, I don't think an ideal world involves any sort of communication where one side
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Andrew Ng's Coursera Course on ML Starts Today(coursera.org)
4 points by thrush 12y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 12y ago
nit: the scrolling on this page is interesting. what is the intent?
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by thrush 12y ago
Many customers sell their iPhone around the time the new one comes out (using services like iCracked and Gazelle). Basic economics dictates that as supply increases, prices will go down. This is a guess as to what could cause the prices to

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